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Her original songs from the albums, “The Magic of Christmas” and “The Magic of Think” have been featured in the movies [[Blonde and Blonder]] (Pamela Anderson), “Making Mr. Right” (Dean Cain), “On The Other Hand Death”, "Love Sick", “All She Wants For Christmas” and the television series "Smart Cookies".
Her original songs from the albums, “The Magic of Christmas” and “The Magic of Think” have been featured in the movies [[Blonde and Blonder]] (Pamela Anderson), “Making Mr. Right” (Dean Cain), “On The Other Hand Death”, "Love Sick", “All She Wants For Christmas” and the television series "Smart Cookies".


In 2008, both albums were also honored to be in the OSCAR® and GRAMMY® nominee gift bags.<ref>[http://www.hollywoodnorthreport.com/article.php?Article=5333 Janyse Jaud's Music Goes To The Oscars]</ref> In 2007, the "The Magic of Think" CD, T-shirt, and tote bag were given away in gift bags at the charity event "A Home for the Holidays".<ref>[http://lastheplace.com/2007/12/18/a-home-for-the-holidays-gift-suite-something-for-everyone/print/ "A Home for the Holidays" gift bag items]</ref> In 2006, Janyse received the privilege of being named one of four Finalists by the Song of the Year songwriting contest whose judges include the biggest names in music, such as Chris Brown, Beyonce, Fergie and Feist. In 2005, Janyse released her first two Christmas singles on one CD, featuring her original compositions "Santa Is Mine Ho Ho" and "Home Sweet Home", which had great success (the full Christmas album was released in 2007).
In 2008, both albums were also honored to be in the OSCAR® and GRAMMY® nominee gift bags.<ref>[http://www.hollywoodnorthreport.com/article.php?Article=5333 Janyse Jaud's Music Goes To The Oscars]</ref> In 2007, the "The Magic of Think" CD, T-shirt, and tote bag were given away in gift bags at the charity event "A Home for the Holidays".<ref>[http://lastheplace.com/2007/12/18/a-home-for-the-holidays-gift-suite-something-for-everyone/print/ "A Home for the Holidays" gift bag items]</ref> In 2006, Janyse received the privilege of being named one of four Finalists by the Song of the Year songwriting contest whose judges include the biggest names in music, such as Chris Brown, Beyonce, Fergie and Feist.<ref>[http://www.songoftheyear.com/webawards/j/janysejaud.htm Finalist of "Song of the Year"]</ref> In 2005, Janyse released her first two Christmas singles on one CD, featuring her original compositions "Santa Is Mine Ho Ho" and "Home Sweet Home", which had great success (the full Christmas album was released in 2007).


Janyse is also a voiceover actress and is best known as Pinkie Pie in [[My Little Pony]] ([[Hasbro]]), Orange Blossom in [[Strawberry Shortcake]] (American Greetings/DIC), Sarah & Lee Kanker in Kids Choice Awards Best Cartoon nominated [[Ed, Edd n Eddy]] (Cartoon Network), Narrator of the Emmy Award winning series Adoption Stories (Alliance Atlantis Discovery), Cymbeline in [[Bratz]] (MGA), Melissa Duck in [[Baby Looney Tunes]] (Warner Bros) and Shandala in Audience award winner [[Broken Saints]] at the [[Sundance Film Festival]]. She's also done voice acting for many anime series, including [[InuYasha]].
Janyse is also a voiceover actress and is best known as Pinkie Pie in [[My Little Pony]] ([[Hasbro]]), Orange Blossom in [[Strawberry Shortcake]] (American Greetings/DIC), Sarah & Lee Kanker in Kids Choice Awards Best Cartoon nominated [[Ed, Edd n Eddy]] (Cartoon Network), Narrator of the Emmy Award winning series Adoption Stories (Alliance Atlantis Discovery), Cymbeline in [[Bratz]] (MGA), Melissa Duck in [[Baby Looney Tunes]] (Warner Bros) and Shandala in Audience award winner [[Broken Saints]] at the [[Sundance Film Festival]]. She's also done voice acting for many anime series, including [[InuYasha]].

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Janyse Jaud
Born
Janyse Aldis Jaud

November 1969 (age 38)
Canada
OccupationVoice Actor/Actress/Singer/Songwriter
AgentLauren Levitt
Notable credit(s)InuYasha
as Kagura/Kanna
Maison Ikkoku
as Akemi Roppongi
Ranma ½
as Hinako Ninomiya
Websitehttp://www.janyse.com/

Janyse Aldis Jaud (first name pronounced Zja-niece) is a Canadian actress and singer/songwriter. She is of Icelandic-French descent.

Janyse combined her voiceover and songwriting talents to create the unique concept and music album "The Magic Of Think". Band members Coochi Coo, Aldis and Little Red share their personal stories of how they discover courage, friendship and happiness with the amazing power of positive thinking. The concept of The Magic of Think came from Janyse's experience with the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Four children with life-threatening illnesses made their one wish to meet Janyse, the cast, and the crew of the animated series Ed, Edd n Eddy. It was then that she decided to create music and lyrics, led by animated characters, that would build self-esteem, empower and enrich a child's life. Janyse's message is built on the belief that by igniting the mind of a child, Little Voices can Inspire Big Change.[1]

"The Magic of Think" CD is the first in a series of a multi-media project to be developed into books, games and animation, a percentage of CD sales will be donated to children’s charities.[2]

Her original songs from the albums, “The Magic of Christmas” and “The Magic of Think” have been featured in the movies Blonde and Blonder (Pamela Anderson), “Making Mr. Right” (Dean Cain), “On The Other Hand Death”, "Love Sick", “All She Wants For Christmas” and the television series "Smart Cookies".

In 2008, both albums were also honored to be in the OSCAR® and GRAMMY® nominee gift bags.[3] In 2007, the "The Magic of Think" CD, T-shirt, and tote bag were given away in gift bags at the charity event "A Home for the Holidays".[4] In 2006, Janyse received the privilege of being named one of four Finalists by the Song of the Year songwriting contest whose judges include the biggest names in music, such as Chris Brown, Beyonce, Fergie and Feist.[5] In 2005, Janyse released her first two Christmas singles on one CD, featuring her original compositions "Santa Is Mine Ho Ho" and "Home Sweet Home", which had great success (the full Christmas album was released in 2007).

Janyse is also a voiceover actress and is best known as Pinkie Pie in My Little Pony (Hasbro), Orange Blossom in Strawberry Shortcake (American Greetings/DIC), Sarah & Lee Kanker in Kids Choice Awards Best Cartoon nominated Ed, Edd n Eddy (Cartoon Network), Narrator of the Emmy Award winning series Adoption Stories (Alliance Atlantis Discovery), Cymbeline in Bratz (MGA), Melissa Duck in Baby Looney Tunes (Warner Bros) and Shandala in Audience award winner Broken Saints at the Sundance Film Festival. She's also done voice acting for many anime series, including InuYasha.

Roles

References

  1. ^ Amazon Page for The Magic of Think album
  2. ^ Christmas Gift Ideas For Kids article on LAsThePlace.com
  3. ^ Janyse Jaud's Music Goes To The Oscars
  4. ^ "A Home for the Holidays" gift bag items
  5. ^ Finalist of "Song of the Year"
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